What to bring to your appointment
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Disability Compensation

If you have never filed a claim before OR if you do not currently have a disability rating
- DD214
- Voided check or deposit slip
- Any medical records regarding injuries you would like to claim (optional)
- Any previous denial letters from the VA if applicable (optional)
If you have a rating, but this is your first time visiting our office
- DD214
- Any medical records regarding injuries you would like to claim (optional)
- Any previous decision letters from the VA (optional)

*Note: You do not need to bring any medical records if you receive your medical care through a VA Medical Center.

Pension (Income-based benefit for wartime veterans who are 65 and older or 100% disabled)

DD214
Voided check or deposit slip
Annual income
- Separated by each source of income
Net worth
- Source of each asset
- Total value of each asset
Medical expenses
- What the expense is for
- Who it is paid to
- How much is paid each month

Survivor’s Benefits

If the veteran’s death is caused by or related to military service
- Veteran’s DD214
- Death certificate
- Proof of relationship (marriage certificate/birth certificate)
- Voided check or deposit slip
If the veteran’s death is NOT caused by or related to military service
- Veteran’s DD214
- Death Certificate
- Marriage Certificate
- Voided check or deposit slip
- Annual income
  - Separated by each source of income
- Net worth
  - Source of each asset
  - Total value of each asset
- Medical expenses
  - What the expense is for
  - Who it is paid to
  - How much is paid each month

Burial benefits

VA healthcare eligibility and enrollment

DD214
Dependent Information
- Social security number
- Date of birth
Annual household income (Not necessary if rated at 50% or more)
- Separated by source and who receives it
Medical expenses (Not necessary if rated at 50% or more)
- Separated by who the expense is for

VALife insurance application

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